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Il. stamps. Y, %X. n. Western con. ls!s<.
Tenn. 90 set. mt. io21. st.L. s. =. Gem ~.
ONT Cas P 81 .i i..s iis Sna l
P:Sf;S.%; j;s;' H.s9; 7. ISL. i is e.
Erie Ids, Sh. West Shore. 1914.
srooKs.
Alton & +. d. SO M.L.S.i W.nia. ics,S
A. L I. H.4, pfd: 70. Morris8E. of q. 1878
American Ex., los. Nashville g., $50.
D. O. r.. 4 N,S; n. j. Central, 76
Canada Pac.. So; Nor. 4 W. pfd, ~.
Central PPsci&s, SIX. Northern Pas eid.5iN
Chesspeake So.,6. Q. N. W., 1855.
O. & o. LIST pfd, 10. @. 4 N.W.p d, ,lE.
o. Il o. I'd pfd. I. Ny. Central, 10915.
Chicago 4 A.. l47. N.Y.C.&St. i. ISL
G. IA. pfd. l55. N.Y.C. GStL, pfd, 81.
G., B. h O.. l4l. Ohio a Miss. 26k.
+ S.Ht.E4SR,P%aih S Ss.5I NV ST.;s II"
Q. 4 g., Hk. Oregon Trans, 26sS.
Q. 4 II, Valley. ~. Oregon Imp. IS.
Del. 4 Hud., 1919. Pacific Mall. ~.
Del. +, L. 4 W., 1914. Peoria D. ar, 2s.
Don. hRio @, FIX. Pittsburg, l5lh
nrie. 81. Pullman ? q. iT.
Eric pfd. T0h. Reading, sex.
Hast Tenn., I2h. Rock Island, l2s.
H.Tsnn. pfd 50: st.L, 4 s.F.. S7x.
IT. W. 4 D ,4oH. st.L.AS. g.lstp p; Il2X
Harlem, 2l5: Q. M. a. 81. p, $50.
I HSH:sGn Contra IL; sy g. a. M. l is
Ind, b. &W. lSh. st. Paul Omaha 4s1t
LAKE, Hsff F.n ns .ooal SS'R aSs ss
Lake Shore, 9ix, Texas Pacific, 2SaS..
Lou. x Nash. 63H., Toledo& 0.Cen. .p.6l
Lou. 4. N. A., ~. Union Pacific, 66sS.
Mem. 4 Char. 81. y, 8. Express, 67S.
Mich. Cen. ), 86h, W..S.L.&P., Is
Min. 4 81. L., TX. W.,S.L. &P., pfd.S2.
A Min; a n f.s 3D. S. g. i III. ~. T..
Mobile a Ohio, 10.
LONDON, August IS 4 p. m.-Consols
l0l 8 .l6 for both money snd the &C
count. u. s. bonds, As, 1909. 417,lll5t
Atlantic aud Great Western frsts, 45s
seconds, l0l
PARIS, August 10 Three per cent
rsntes, 8lf SOC tor the account.
BANK cLRARrgds.
BALTIMORE, Nd, ADJUST 10 Bank
c|earings today were $2,0S2, 1928; bal
aD1es, f22i,763.
BosToN, MASS, August 10 Eek
change today we're s12,93l 400; bal
ances, 81, 276,639.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, August 16.-Bani
clearings today were a9,S36,972; bal
aucee, Sl,544,27S.
ST. LOUIS, No., August l6-Th,
bank clearings today were 1887 1888
balances, $685.. 226.
New YoRK. August 15.-Bauk clear
ings today: Exchanges, $l02, 1886, APO
balances, B,l29,483.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, August 16-Today',
clesFings were sS,423, goo. New Yorl
exchange was quoted a. 40c discount
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ToBlooo-Common, 25935c; other
grades, 35(aS5c.
ssuFP -Garrett's, $40 IS; Ralph's,
$40 25; Railroad, 80 25.
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RAILROAD TINE TABLE.


Chesapeake and Ohio Roste.
.p... Mall. Is 5s. q. % .p.., A iss I've
.Ripisy ks~ $50 pm Ripley Xc- $40 am
Mail and express trains ron solid between
Memphis and Louisville. Pullman buffet
sleeper runs on mail and sleeping and ro-
sii'nng chair ear or snpsT; rar o, hour,
der Peabody Hotel.
Kansas City, Memphis and Birmipg.
ham.
.Fa., Mail Il. 5ssss % .r. Mail A lg s%
sAooomm' n $500 am "Accomm' nI2;S pm
Mississippi aud Tennessee.
IN Mail. 6S1 ,. IN. o, Mall s AsT n.%
.SarSaii. 40. SIS p p.m 'sardis xc... sos a. m
Mail trains will NOT stop at whitehaven.
Horn Lake. Nesbit, Loves or ias stations.
Mississippi sr Z, Z. n R'S IT, N o.
IN. O. y.,, Leaves on o. Ya,, Arrives
Med. t.Sp.m j Mail 4 -. 9:lc ann
IN. o. Ex.- $3.50 am IN. D. Ex e. oilo pm
LouisvnIs and Nashville.
mail ..... ito a. .MaN -. 400 I'm
est. LouisEx $500 p. m ssthouisEx $50 a, N
Standard time.
Gulf RoWte (txAnsas city, Spring.
Held ami memphts).
Leaves Arrives
ok. O. RI. 80 am ok. O. "a. 4;S PEI
*. 9. Mail: 500 pm * 9; Nail; Sii' am
81 cS fSsii "A 500 81 th fsS'i II SIS
Leave Mis,isIippi and Tennessee depot.
Memphis md Charleston.
Leaves Arrives
'Thr'gh FIX. l0;OO p. m sThr' oh Ex. $40 AN
mail 4 TX. $3.50 am .Msiik Es. 9,l5 p. N
Bonneville tSomerville
40. .......... $50 pm Ac,..,- ..... $50 a. IN
Memphis and Little Rock.
Leaves Arrives
yfht'6 Pas 6i25 am sIhr'h Pas; siiS am
'Rr'g't(frnm "fIoight tat
Hopsseldl loo am Hopefeldl ti20 PEN
Central stan dard tme.
NorE-"baily. I Except Sunday.
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0rrfos BioslL BsnViot. u, g. AL
MrsrHIs, August ID, l PEN.
The following observations arc taken
Al all stations named At 7b' meridian time.
which Ia one hour later than Memphls tlnei
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LEVEE WORK.

0yrIcE or BOARD or COMMISSIONERS poR1
THE fIFTn LOUISIANA LRvEE DIsrRioT, Z
DELTA, La. August l, 1S7.)
CEALED PROPOSALS will DO received
- the ofice of the Board Of Com mission err
for the Y ith Louisiana Levee Disuict. q
Delta, Madison parish La, up TO 2 o'clock
pm. on MONDAY, September IL, 1887, for
constructing tho following Levees:
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sHor-Drop 81 20; Buck 81 80.
LEAD-6c.
SAILs-Iron 81 1909 20; Steel 81 So
G$2 40.
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Receipts u. States -.
ports, 4 days.. 3.l6l h.le5l la1
Export o. Britain t.l5I I,lm s's3
block ....,.............l l2i.1lOl lB Zll lb,N0
Receipts Sept. lst. ,1s ~, nl W., -
forsien eIports, ,Sls 0li, "a, Ilgll, s5l .se,

At noon: Liverpool spots steady
and in iai. demand sales, 5000 bales,
Of which American 5000 bales. Re.
ceipts, 1000 bales, Of which Ameri-
can 800 bales. Closing quotations
were Gs follows: Ordinary, Al 4; good
ordinary, 5ll0i; low middling,
8 Sled; goou middling, SD; middlipg
uplsnds, 5ii; middling Orleans, Old
Futures opened firm and closed
steady, ss follows:
trhe prices are given In pence and
81 bs, thus: 4 90 means 4 90 6idi aud
8 0i means 8 1915.
40. M: August, 3 2id, sellers; An.
gust September, 8 20i, buyers; Sep
tenn Der. octooer, 8 lid, buyers; Octo'
her November, 8 O6i, sell.rs; Novem'
ber. December, 8 05d, fellers; Decem'
her January, 5 02l, buyerb; January
february, 02l, buyers February.
March, 503d, sellers September, b2Oi,
buye7I.
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BBHM n. NORTO&
"a Madison Street,
DEALERIN
LOCAL STOCKS and BONDS
AIS
Boatherh Alnera and Improvement
STOCKS.
FINANCE.

Moosy firm and 10 good supply, at
sper cent. The Clearing House re-
port lie as follows:
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PETROLEUM.
WHISKY, WINES. LIaUoRs ETC.

Coal 0n,-Pime white, wholesale
lots, l0c per gallon.
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ON saturday. AsE.., "a. 1857.

between the hours Of 10 o'clock an and
o'clock pm, at the southwest corner OF
Main and Madison stree ., 10 the TaxinE-
District, lat city Of Msmphis, Sbelby eoun-
", Tenn, sell al public suction. 70 the hlsh-
est bidder. tor cash, the tolloulnE described
real estate, situated g. the SAID Iaxing-Dis-
trlct, late city Of Memphis, she ~ county.
Tenn. ana described - follows, to-viti
Beginning ~ the point Of Intersection OF
the west line Of Main street " Oh this north
line Of Market street In said city; runnina
thence north thifty taOl feet 10 . stake on the
west line Of Main street, thanes vettwardS
onIa lins parallel with N 'rket strvet sixty
eight 1851 or seventy l7Ql feet 10 the vest line
Of the ea,t hall Of lot No. One uun dred and
forty.thfee lItN, on the plan Of the city
kemphiaI thenoi sruthuaraly on = line par
Allsl with Main street thirtf te0l feet 70 tn
north side q Market ttrestg ibsuoo east
vardly ullh the nor line Of Nrrest street
sixty-eight t'sl o. seventy tI0l fes b the be-
sib ming. The title 20 the pro Efsy 10 be-
loved 70 Be god. bu, sball sell sad oonvsy
'"''' WILttAug T,,.,..
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MoVEmENTs AT THE Lhshh.
Arrivsls-Oitv OF Vicksburg, ~.
Louis; City OF Providence, vicksburg.
Departures-Uity OF VicksouIg,
Vicksburg; City Of Providence, st.
Louis.
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THE RIVERS.

THE RIVERS.
STEAMERS LEAVING
WEDNESDAY.
Frisrs Point......-..JANss Lnn. pm.
Oscoola. b Pm.
Arkansas River. X. L. Conn, Bpm.
White River....... ALBERTA No. B. pm.
Now 0rleans.Cir or BATON Rouar, 70 o. m
THURSDAY.
Arkansas City.....KArE ADAMS, 8 pm.
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Trustees Sale.

DURsUANT to the pows.s Vgsb q In mo 40
i trustee In . certain dsei eIecu,ed on
the itih day Of July, 1875, BY Julia tiitpat-
rick. and recorded 10 tta oeiee Of the ~ FIs-
ter Oi Shelby county, Tenn In book l6i.
PAGE go, 60 secure q certain indebtednsn
thoreln menttoned. 4 will.
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a.GaIHa AND TIES.
sHor, LEAD AND Ma

BAoGISe-6l@7i.
TIEs-fl 10.
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SUPREME COURT SALE
Or
h EAL EST AT X
saturday, August 90, 1857.

W. q. p. Kroase ct al.
HNpRR . decree Of the Supreme Court
~ tho above case, made April -, 1857.
will, on
saturday, August no. 1857.
in front Of tho Courthouse. In Msmphls.
Tennessee. Fsll tho following lot Of ground.
situated IN Memphis, Shelby county, Ten
nsssssi On the vet side % fernando street
and 80 feet north Of the Market Erounds, and
front. y feet on fernando street, With .
depth Of 49, feet, and 10 part Of blsck 81, aud
thus described, via; All tina, portion OF tract
Of lAnJ situated on the west side Of Herman
DO street at the conner Of John Smsot's lott
thence vest with John Shoots line ls6 feet
10 Sam Mashy's lots thence southvardly
with raid sam Nosby's east line - ieet,
thence east IN feet 10 fernando streeti
thence With he west line Of fernando street
- iott 10 the beginning.
Terms-On a credit Of slr months, note
with security 10 DO taken, aud . lien rer
"a ned. Tbs sale will DO without rsdemI
ton and free from homestead, u " ~. lSsf.
JOIN W. ruF 30,
Clerk SupIes , Court,
Smith A Collier, and Myers A lJsd, ko,,.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-11-08
RilIs AneMed.

The following is an official statement
u the bills allowed by the Board Of
County Commissioners Of the meeting
Of November T., 1887: 81 ~ - :
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The HALEY Nevs-Miner states upon
the authority Of Jewet. ID. Francis that
fever is quickly cured by the
following simple remedy: "wrap the
patient mp in q couple of blankets
stseped in strong sagebrush tea. and in
a very short time the fever will be
drawn entirely out. Mr.. Francis says
he has tried it time and again in Idaho
and never failed. g r}[}&2E GE
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-11-08
Casss :, Cas-se care.

The only searsntesd cure for estsssA, eoidta
The head, hag essss.fcss icaad, catarrhal deSf.
nesA Rbd sore eyes Restores ne sense .
tAste snd unpioasaAtnsss Of hrsssh. sssa,slR>
IRON qatFRa. Essy and pleasant to uss. TSi.
low dfssStsona and cure u rafsAn,sd, b 81
.dEnSetAaA Send Eos eiacnlsg ts1. 4R49gING
MEDICAL COMPANY. ofoyilIs. Gel. six
nohths' trcsemsnt boF %; Ssstby mai, d 10
RcR sale b =. y. NUk..hh.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-11-08

Charleston EnserpEise ~ can water
stock as we'll as the rest Of 'em,."" says
the honest farmer, as he carries the pail
around among his cattle. ....- o..
Crystal River current., 1887-03-12

ing follower with each contention, and
ready at the cocks crow. like the wan
dering ghost. to faddSinto the morn.
A carbineer had killed him in the
barn; and long afterward, was found in
the ashes there the field-glass delivered
70 him at Surratt's-its leather case
found uninjured in a distant farm
house.
The cock began TO crow. The morn
awaked with sullen eye. Adoctor had
come. but it was too late.
The assassin's body was put into q
negro's cart and hauled to the Potomac,
and on the way the captors read to the
thrilled negro's ears, from Booths
diary. such words as these:
Hunted like a dog through swamps
and woods wet. cold and starving,
with every mans hand against me-
behold the cold hand they extend to me
God cannot pardon me if have done
wrong-serving degenerate people
SO ends all-that makes life sweet and
holy-misery upon my family-no pardon
in heaven for me, since man condemns
me-so bless my mother-the curse Of
Cain upon me!'
Crystal River current., 1887-03-12
Women in Unfeminine EmplOyments.

One of the most painful features in
metropolitan life is the degradation of
women. do not here refer to any
thing of vicious nature. but simply to
the effect of extreme poverty. 1t is al
ways pitlable to see the sex forced to
unfeminine employments, but it is a
common thing here. l have seen wo-
man cutting grass with sickle in an
uptown lot in order to make hay for
the winter support of a goat l have
seen a woman bring home board from
some demolished building and then try
to break it up for fuel by pounding it on
the sidewalk with a stone. I saw an
other woman carrying coal in pail up
three pairs of stairs to her room in q
tenement house. She had bought a
small load of this article and was thus
storing it away. A large part of the
chiffoniers or rag and waste-paper
pickers are women, and what horrid-
looking creatures they are!
On the other hand, dealer in FASH
ions told me that there are hundreds and
even thousands of women who spend
$25,000 annually on dress. 1t may be
difficult to imagine the feelings of this
fashion worshiping crowd, but how
much more to imagine those of wo-
man SO degraded that rag picked from
the street is prize. Taking general
view, New York life is not favorable to
women. Among the rich the idleness
of luxury wastes its victims into help
lessness, while among the poor one no
tees that disproportionate degree of
hardship which so often stamps the
countenance with fearful ugliness.-
Nes0 York Cor. Utica Herald.
Crystal River current., 1887-03-12
Jehnny's Composition on Medicine,

There is two kinds of medicine besides
the kind you Rub On and the first kind is
while A man holds your Head and Won kick
and Riggle some because it Tastes so and
the other kind is the Hard kind which is
called Pills and it is the Hardest of the
it does not make any Difference which
kind you Take when you get it Took you
wish you Had not for it makes quite Row
in your Stomach and Riots Around.''
Evidently Johnny's experience in medi-
cine does not include DIR. Pisrce's ssPleas-
ant Purgative Pellets" which are easy to
Neither does II include in the way of 'sSoft
Medicine" DIR. Pierce's "Golden Medical
Discovery" which though powerful to cure
all chronic arrangements of the liver and
blood, is pleasant to the taste and agreeable
in its effect Unequaled as a remedy for
all scrufulous diseases, pimples, bIOtches,
erlptions, ulcers, swelled glands, goitre or
thick neck, fever-sores and hipjoint dis
ease,
Crystal River current., 1887-03-12
A Slight Hint.

The car was reasonably we'll filed,
but the Chicago drummer had looked
out for number one to the extent of
two seats, while directly in front, were
two ladies. one with baby in her arms.
crowded into one.
Pretty soon the younger of the Ia
dies picked up paper lying on the
floor and handed it to the gentleman p
behind, with the query:
"Prehaps this is your newspaper,
sirp''
He took it, remarking: 1 think it
did drop from my seat" at the same
glancing at the page. which was folded
in such a manner that the heading
stood out in bold relief. "Hog Cholera
Very Fatal This Year!"
The c. t. gave one b rief glance into
the sly face of the polite young lady,
and went forward TO smoke. Chicago
Ledger.
Crystal River current., 1887-03-12
NEW KIND OF SCHOOL.
To Use the Hands as Well as Eyes an
Idea In Education.

To Use the Hands as Well as Eyes an
Idea In Education.
There is new kind of school, and
there are new lessons and new teachers
coming. Books we must have. To
learn we must read. But we may read
all about boats, and yet we can never
learn to sail a boat till we take the tiller
i'll hand and trim the sail before the
breeze. The book will help wonderful
ly in telling us the names of things in
the boat. and, if we have read about
sailing. we shall more quickly learn to
sail; but we certainly never shall learn
till we are in a real boat We can read
in book how to turn a heel in knit
ting, and may commit to memory whole
rules about ''throwing off two and purl
FOUR" and all the rest; yet where is the
girl who can learn to knit without hav-
ing the needles in her hands,
This then is the idea of the new
school--tO use the hands as well as the
eyes. Boys and girls who 60 to the Or
dinary schools, where only books are
used. will graduate knowing a great
deal; but a boy who goes to one of these
new schools, where, besides the books.
there are pencils and tools, work
benches as well as writing books, will
know more. The other boys and girls
may forget more than half they read,
but he VIII remember everything he
learned at the drawing table or at the
work bench as long as he lives. He will
also remember more of what he reads,
because his work with his hands helps
him to understand what he reads.
remember long ago tear-stained
book of tables of weights and measures
and teachers impatience with stupid
child who could not master the .:ta-
bles." And have seen school where
the tables were written on the black
board-thus: 'Two pints are equal to
one quart" and on Il stand in tho
schoolroom were a tin pint measure
and tin quart measure and box of
dry sand. Every happy youngster had
chance to fill that pint measure with
sand and pour the sand in the quart
measure. Two p:nts filled it. He knew
it. Did he not see it. d d not every boy
try itp All! Now they knew what it
meant. 1t was as plain as day that two
pints of sand were equal to one quart of
sand; and with merry smiles these g.
year-old philosophers learned the tables
of measures; and they will never forget
LAoLH. LIS Is, III UFleI, WllaL IS meant
by industrial education. To learn by
using the hands. to study from things
MS well as from books This is the new
school. these are the new lessons The
children who can sew and design, or
draw, or carve wood, or do joiner.ng
work. or cast metals, or work in clay
and brass. are the best educated chill
dren. because they use their hands as
we'll as their eyes and their brains. You
may say that in such schools all the
boys will become mechanics and all the
girls dressmakers. Some may; many
will not; and yet whatever they do, be
it preaching, keeping Il store or singing
in concerts, they will do their work
better than those who only read in
books.-St. Nicholas.
Crystal River current., 1887-03-12
A Set Back.

''Bub." he said to a little shaver
coming out of the savings bank with a
book in his hand. ARE you saving
moneyp'
s'Yes, sir"
How much have you got in the
bankp''
Eight cents. sir. 1 did have thir-
teen, but father got in Strengthened
financial circumstances and l had to
draw i've. ~ Detroit Free Press,
Crystal River current., 1887-03-12
Don't Read This

if you have sufiiciency of this worlds
goods. but if you have not write to HalIett
Co., Portland, Maine, and receive, free, full
particulars about work that you can dc, and
live at home, wherever you are located, at
a profit of from IS to s25 per day, and up
Yards. A II succeed; both sexes; all ages.
All is new. Capital not required; Hallett &
at once, and grand success will attend you.
Crystal River current., 1887-03-12
Unusual Literary Ostentation.

A New York social light has had the
check sent her for magazine article
handsomely framed and hung up in her
boudoir. A better plan would he TO
have the amount cashed and send the
money to some woman who Is strur-
Cling to earn IN honest livelihood, ~
Boston Herata.
Crystal River current., 1887-03-12

EVERY person is interested in their own
affairs, and if this meets the eye of any one
who is suffering from the effects of torpid
liver, we will admit that he is interested in
getting well. Get a bottle of Prickly Ash
Bitters, use it as directed, and you will al
ways be glad YOU read this item
Crystal River current., 1887-03-12
Eu1YsA
CREAM BALM

For Wteen gears
I Was annoyed
sOith catarrh seq
ere pam in nsy
head. discharges
into my throat
J and unpleasant
breath. My sense
OF smell was mach
impaired. I haUe
overcome these
troubles 10 i / h
ELgS Gre q M
Crystal River current., 1887-03-12

In answer to certain rumors, DR.. McCosh
asserts that he has no intention of resign
ing until he has made Princeton "a full
fedged university" This is notice to Yale
to look out for fiercer football contest
than ever. next Thanksgiving.
Crystal River current., 1887-03-12

TO Regulate the stomach, Liver
And bowels, take GATHERS HITTIE LIy.
ERR Pills 25c
Crystal River current., 1887-03-12

The cowboy poet recently discovered in
wyoming is to be called the poet lariat-
San Francisco Examiner
Crystal River current., 1887-03-12

Mrs. P: D. Armour, of Chicago, main
tains mission school which costs her 80,
QUO year. She is as famous for benevo
and ability r NV
Crystal River current., 1887-03-12

Prevent your hair from becoming prema-
turely gray by using Halls Hair Renewer.
Bilious attacks are speedily relieved and
cured by taking Ayers Pills. Try them.
Crystal River current., 1887-03-12

Charles -: Grover, late Division Superin-
tendent of the Boston and ALBANY railroad.
began service on that road as water boy
Crystal River current., 1887-03-12

The Boston Beacon advises that boxes be
furnished with glass fronts so that theatre
parties may be seen and not heard.
Crystal River current., 1887-03-12

BY. ANEW process of steaming white
wood and submitting it to pressure Il can be
made so tough as to require cold chisel to
Crystal River current., 1887-03-12

SUDDEN CHANGES OF WEATHER are
productive 5 Of Throat Diseases, Coughs,
Colds, etc. There is no more effectuat re-
lief in these diseases to be found than in
the use of Browns BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs,
Crystal River current., 1887-03-12

Can a detective find anything?' asks
skeptical exchange. When it comes to
"clues," clever detective can find more
in one day than he can unravel in life
Crystal River current., 1887-03-12

ITIDute TO zKhHef1can Genfus
were the recent awards at Liverpool and
johnson, Pharmaceutical Chemists, and
proprietOrs of Benson's Capcine Plasters,
These plasters are endorsed by 5000 physi-
clans and pharmacists as the only reliable
external remedy for coughs colds, rheuma-
tism, &c: Beware of nOstrums advertised
by quacks.
Crystal River current., 1887-03-12

An intelligent person when hurt will n
once procure bottle of Salvation Oil. /
Is the best thing to cure swellings. burns d
wounds. All druggists sell n nj 25c
Crystal River current., 1887-03-12

Doctor" said the friend, stopping him
OH the street, "what do you take for a
heavy cold?" fee," replied the doctor.
SOFTLY and so passed on
Crystal River current., 1887-03-12

AS rain drop fOretelIs storm, SO does a
pimple on the human body indicate health
destroying virus in the blood, which can be
ter'S Iron Tonic
Crystal River current., 1887-03-12

sters;e', Waiter-"Yes, sir; on the half
shell?' mo, want the whole shell or
Crystal River current., 1887-03-12

The place that is paved with good inten-
lions must be lofty or the pavement would
Crystal River current., 1887-03-12

Best easiest to use and cheapest. Piso's
Remedy for Catarrh. By druggists. SOC.
Crystal River current., 1887-03-12

Ii afflicted with Sore Eyes, use Dr. Isaac
1hompson.s Eye Water. DruggIsts eel it. 25c.
Crystal River current., 1887-03-12

A picture by MiIlet, for which its Paris
owner refused Mr.. Rockafeller's offer of
100000, was sold for $500 in 1859, when
just finished.
Crystal River current., 1887-03-12

PATENTS obtained by Louis Ragger Co At
torneys, Washington, d. G. Est'd 1864. Advice free
Crystal River current., 1887-03-12

A Pain in the Side Often Comes from
The Liver and is relieved by CARTER's
LITTLE LIVER PILLS.
In summer the toboggan is not worth
ascent.
Crystal River current., 1887-03-12

The miser, talking to himself, will speak
in mOney tones
Crystal River current., 1887-03-12

The Holden Smelter is running full capa-